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wow. *buckles seatbelt*
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... is that video violent? Cos if it is, I'm not watching it...
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it's not
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i'm so confused. i can't see a video. i just hear the sounds.
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that means you're not wearing your seatbelt :naughty:
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xoNoDoubt69 wrote:i'm so confused. i can't see a video. i just hear the sounds.


me too :(
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you can drive it into that head of yours with the hammer in your heart.


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http://www.noexcusesc.com/images/seatbelt.mpg <- right click, SAVE AS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by Soozy »

We had an advert like that on tv a while back and it's just scary.

But I don't quite understand why there's an american voice over on a film from northern ireland - can't you guys make your own adverts?
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and somehow inbetween you've got to master lying to yourself
you back the cause, get out of school, you get a job, the job gets you
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now if that ain't panic that you're feeling, then you damn well better start
you can drive it into that head of yours with the hammer in your heart.


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Post by xoNoDoubt69 »

i still can't see it :( my computer for some reason won't let me dl things from websites anymore :(
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Soozy wrote:But I don't quite understand why there's an american voice over on a film from northern ireland - can't you guys make your own adverts?


No. We like to take things from other people and call them our own.
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Post by Penguin Josh »

wow.....

we have pretty tuff seatbelt laws here, the cops can pull you over and give you a 200 dollar ticket for not wearing a seatbelt.
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yah

it's called "click it or ticket"
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hpdfk wrote:yah

it's called "click it or ticket"


We call it "Michigan's Budget Deficit" :lol:
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whoa, the only thing i've seen so far is a chick and a guy looking like their gonna get it on. :freak:
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Post by gavtodd71 »

although, there is a large human factor in the dangers within cars, people acting like idiots or those who dont buckle up...mostly cars need to be designed better with more safety features standard. I've been doing some research lately browsing web sites, and the majority of cars are just pathetic in crash tests.

Some specific safety featurs should be standard not options
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lemonphile4 wrote:
Soozy wrote:But I don't quite understand why there's an american voice over on a film from northern ireland - can't you guys make your own adverts?


No. We like to take things from other people and call them our own.


duh. it's, like, the American way. :nod:

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Canadian Coast Guard wrote:
hpdfk wrote:yah

it's called "click it or ticket"


We call it "Michigan's Budget Deficit" :lol:


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